AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoECOWAS Energy Push: ECOWAS leaders in Freetown backed the $25bn Nigeria–Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a 6,000–6,900 km hybrid corridor meant to move up to 30 bcm/year, with construction targeted for 2028 and first deliveries in 2031; the route would pass through Guinea-Bissau and other Atlantic states, but security and cross-border coordination remain big questions. Russia–Africa Tech & Finance: Guinea-Bissau confirmed it will participate in the third Russia–Africa Summit in Moscow, where Sergey Lavrov says priorities include AI, the digital economy, payment platforms, and food security—plus cooperation in agriculture, fisheries, higher education, scientific research, and public health. Maritime Safety Shock: India’s Jaishankar raised concerns with Russia’s Lavrov after a Russian attack killed crew on the Guinea-Bissau-flagged MV Golden Leo, prompting renewed calls for safer shipping routes around conflict zones. Guinea-Bissau Nature Spotlight: A new feature highlights the Bijagós Archipelago’s tide-driven biodiversity and UNESCO status, underlining why conservation and marine research matter for West Africa’s Atlantic ecosystems.
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